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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16
Dr.. Alex. Macdonald,

Graduate Of University Of McG College, Montreal Canada;
late % 8 Examining Surgeon; late Surgeonn-C Of White
Beaver Hospital la Crosse Wis., has just received complete
for the Of CATARRH by the use Of
the COMPRESSED and PFFoRDs GALvANo CAu
Terry purchased after thorough tuition their the lead
ing cATARRH Of Chicago These appliances the
hands Of intelligent practitioner insure the the worst
cases. BERGEoNs APPARATUS and Oxygen
treatment for the treatment Of lung and Diseases these
agents appropriate becoming recognized specifics
for consumption and kindred malades their ncpien stages
Eecricity-Faradc Gavanc and Franknc for the treat
men of uterine affections dispacements enlargement pain
also for all vesca arrangement and all forms chronic diseases
when Indicated Special attention diseases of the lungs
gento-urnary rectal diseases ular assures piles
ana surgery Inc latter treated painessy by Injection Office
(day and night Austin State Bank
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GRAND MEADOW.

Muddy, foggy and cold.
Mr.. J. Cristwcll has fine assortment of
clocks.
Lyceum at the school house on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Kennison is in town canvassing for q
good book. :
Mrs. L. S. Stout went to Albert Lea to visit
her sister.
Mrs. Paddock went to Austin to visit her
daughter last week.
There will be a sociable at the Methodist
church next Wednesday evening.
The citizens of this place are all satisfied in
the hanging of the Anarchists at Chicago.
Mrs. Bartlett was in town last Saturday max
ing her daughter, Mrs. Tibbits, a short visit
The young folks of this village surprised
Miss Lbbie and Addie Cole on Saturday even
ing last.
Dr. johnson has just received fine line of
glass ware, which will make grand Christmas
presents.
Hans Anderson Lybeck lost some grain and
his granary by fire from steam thresher,
last week.
Miss Della and Mary McDonough have re-
turned from Rochester. where they have been
attending school.
Those wishing to subscribe or pay for their
subscription for the TRANSCRIPT may hand it
to DR.. F. NJ. johnson.
Mrs. Tibbits and her daughter and son, who
are on their way to Sioux City. are visiting
Prof, Tibbits. her son, for few days.
An oyster supper will be given at the Con-
gregational church on Friday evening. The
proceeds will go towards building the church
tower.
The following is our market quotations:
Wheat No. i, 90; No. 2, IS; Oats. 20 to rs; Bar
ley, As to So Timothv, $3.50; Clover seed, 1885;
Flax. $1.15.
There will be recognition and installation
services at the Congregational church Thurs
day afternoon at clock also at $50 in the
evening
Revs. Wright of Austin, Hunt of Hamilton
and Brownell of Spring Valley. will speak In
the evening.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16

Morris Sun: +. 3. Judson, son 81 Mn.
3. ]. Van Yalkenburgh and brother Is
Henry s. tJuds son, IS making his friends
in Morris happy BY visiting them prepare
tory to locating this fall in Beunos Ayres,
South America, where he will engage In
the practice Of his profession Of dental
surgery. s ~. n: l%@.
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Good ono.

Mr.. James Marsh, of Aten, Neb., after.
an experience Of four years. in using and
selling Chamberlain's Pain balm, says:
1T is the best and most reliable llniment
ever produced" Afifty cent bottle of it
will accomplish more, in the treatment
OF. rheumatism, lame back or severe
sprains than five dollars invested in any
other way. A great many cases have
been cured by it, after being given up as
hopelessly iacurable: :" 1t promptly re-
lleves the pain IN all cases. Sold by
Giles s Shepherd. F.@
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NEVADA.

Miss Malina volstad has gone to Clear Lake
again. & 4 Ii l. -. j
Rumors are that Peter Martin has sold his
farm. ~ ss@5... A..
Mr.. H. Anderson is taking another trip to
Washington. '..$5 -.%s
Mr.. 1ngebright Anderson's home is made
happy by the arrival ot.a baby boy. T.,
The Norwegian school near Leone COM
menced in No. II, week ago last Mon
day. ... HI ",
MIR. Harrison arrived from Austin Sunday
to take charge of No. ., which commenced
running Monday.
Olin GREGG, our assessor, is building dwell
ing house. ULvAN.
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syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken. and the most ef-
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costlve; TO Dis
pei Headaches, Colds, and Fevers: to
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indigestion
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup, Company, San
Francisco, CAL For sale by Giles &
Shepherd
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A 1voman's Discovery.

##.5*#s 81 cannot praise Hoods Sarsaparilla
half enough says q mother whose son.
almost blind with scrofula, was cured by
this medicine. II:
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Mankato Register: They tell good
one on Assistant Dairy Commissioner
Howard, who was up recently looking
after his farm interests. His son Frank
has been doing the farming since II. C.s
removal to Minneapolis, and IN making
an estimate of their potato crop the old
gentleman says they raised two and one
half tons of hay and one and one half
bushels of potatoes to the acre. This is
pretty tough on the boy and his methods
of keeping potato patch clean, but he
will probably attribute 1T to the old gents
love of the Jocular, and his tendency to
tell the truch.
From Los Angeles.
The following letter from Mr.. w. F.
jacob, who loft Dexter for Los Angeles
about Oct. l, will no doubt be of interest
to many of our readers now that so many
eyes are turned toward Southern Califor-
MIA:
Los Angeles, Nov. 4, ~.
9. Fairbanks, Dexter MINI:
have not written you before because
did not know where I should stop and
had little time since coming here. have
bought the Vienna restaurant, 712 San
Fernando street, Los Angeles and have
all I can do to attend to it. Have been
furnishing meals to so to 100 persons per
day. Potatoes. flour, feed, and vegeta.
bles are as cheap as at home. Butter is
40 cents per pound, eggs 26 per doz., ap-
pies 81. per hundred, and grapes 81 per
hundred pounds. Everything in the
fruit line is cheap. groceries are about
the same as in Minnesota, clothing and
hardware little higher.
While writing. this, am looking
through the window at an orange tree
and castor bean tree, on both of which
are blossoms and ripe fruit.
l see by the papers that Minnesota and
Iowa have had 6 inches of snow and 10
below zero. Here we nave had IS IN the
shade. The climate is excellent-can't
be beat, but when you say that, you say
it all.
In some respects it is hard for the mid
die classes, the Cinnamon taking all there
is. The rich man has and makes all the
money. 1t is good place for the labor
ing class, as wages are high. Hired
girls get from 20 to 80 ard men from 80
to 60 dollars per month.
Property is very high. Land is worth
from $50 to $1,000 per acre. With what
had I>could not buy farm and make
living, so decided to try the city. Do
not know how I will come out. AS for
my health, cannot say that feel better
or worse.
If a man has health and a good home
in the east, he can make living easier
there than here with small means. A
man with money is in paradise and takes
all the comfort in the world.
Best wishes to all. w. F. jacob.
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EDUCATIONAL.
G. d. BELDEN, EDITOR.

Mr.. D. H. johnson, of Waltham, will
teach the Waltham village school for the
winter, commencing November 21st.
The Leroy village schools closed last
Friday for weeks vacation. All depart
ments have been doing acceptable work
during the fall term. Discipline has
been good and pupils have been inter-
.ested in their work.
The Lansing village schools commence
their winter term November 28th. Mrs.
Alice L. Soule will have charge of the
Grammar department and Miss Mabel
Vaughan will, teach the primary depart.
ment.
An examination IN Civil Government is
now required for second grade certificates.
Teachers requesting renewals, should
take due notice.
Last week Supt. Belden was visiting
the schools in Lodi and Leroy.
Part first of Mrs. Knox's language
series is the one that has been in use for
some time. Part second has just been
introduced as State textbook.
Miss Ella Hunt, of Waltham, is spend
ing the year at Winona, completing the
course at the Normal school. .~.ss
Miss Sarah Carr.will teach the winter
term in Adams village. ~ Z. w. :.
Miss Minnie B. Cameron. of this city,
has engaged the school in the Obadiah
Smith district in Window. III
Eleven were present at the supplement.
tai examination at Austin last Thursday.
Second Grade teachers are in demand.
@@ Voman's Discovery. <'<.
Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
land for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent,
| For three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought Of US
Ia bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much re.
llieyed on taking first dose that she slept
| all night and with one bottle has beer
mirac ulously cured. Her name is Mrs
Luther Lutz." Thus write W. 9. Ham
| rick g Co, OF Shelby, N. G. -G Get free
rial bottle at Dorr s. Wold's Drug Store
ID 4: IL. = IN B d q
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..

- NIs grgdn3ung Su ben Nittbeis
Iungen. meIde bic Greie prefe Dor elm
paar Sager aus benz 8eridte oes Stas
tifiters bes MderbausD Departments iber
ben @tanb Der grntes Ntsf6ten in Ses
ras gebra9t bat, geben mir aus berfels
ben NuelIe mod bic folgenben Noti3eu :
v@ie Is fdeint, iff es bas alsemeine
Befreben Der 6arnfer in Seras, inner
gr6Bere Gtreden 9anoes nit Maisforn,
6afer unb iiberbaupt nit Gutterpfans
aerl su befelIen. Wenn bic grnten i'm
Sabre 1886 au9 in Golge Der In groeer
Streden bes Gtaates berrf6enben Diirs
re geringere grtrdge gaben, als es in Der
aegeI Der Sal 1T, 10 ipiirben oieie bod
BET geb6riger Spariamteit ausgerei1t
baben, ben Gebarf su bedeH. obne bab
es notbpenbig g~etporoen mdre, Rorn
DON ausudrts Der ein3ufiibren; aber
grobe 9beile bes Staates haben nod
nidt Bic n6tbieeg 8erbinbung,
uhb 10 muBte Waistort1 fur fie in 3ans
fas unb W}ifpuri gefauft merben.-Won
benz Mei3eu, welhen Ssras aiebt, gebt
Ni1ts iiber bic @ren3en bes States
binaus; ia ben Disqualification (NOrbs
uno Rorbueff Seras) fnb iiberaI grOs
Be MhibIen anseleet, 70 baB es benz Gar.
rier bequem gema4t III, allen Wei3eii,
ben er 3u 3ieben i'm Stanbe III. brett on
ben Miiler ;u b~erfaufen, unb bas Mebl
piro ban1 nod ben 9beileH bes Staa'
tes berfhidt, tpel1e felbff feinen Meis
aenboben baben. = Die Wei3ensgrnte
bes Sabres 1886 betrus 1888, 900 Bu.
fbeI, noii tuel9en ungefdbr 3,660,440
8ufbeI in benz Wei3enbiitrifte felbff gum
Derbrau1e tommer, uHb Der 9eit BON
etfpa 1,722, 5668uihel mad ben iibrigen.
ni6t Wei3en 3iebenben 3beilen oes
Gtaates gebt.1 DaB Bis ieBt nod lans
&c nidt genus Wei;en in 3eras ge5ogeu
tpirb, url ben @eiammibebarf bes Cans
bes 3u beden, baB es baber nod INNER
nptbpenbie if, groBe Meuseu BON @eis
senmebl aus anberen Staten 81 be3ies
ben, III feIbfberitdnbIi6.
= Sn Maribaa, 6arrilOn Co., 1T,
tuie bonn 81. Mpril berihtet pirb, cine
BeiensGabrit erridtet iporben; fe lies
fert porldufs 100 SuBeno Beien per
Wo9e, tuirb aber big gum &nfang Der
nddffen Saifon in ben Staib geiebt
fem, bic boppelte 3abl Su fabri3iren.
Die Garmer briugen aus Der gan3ea
umgegenb bas BeienforH unb befoms
men Iobnenbe preife bafir; es piro
bas Weranlafung oa;u tueroen, baB
finftisbin bel mebr S~eienforn ge3ogen
pirb.
= Sn 2arbo 1T Der Wolmartt ers
bffnet, bis ieBt ober' nod tpenig lebbaft;
es wirb fir bic Wole Der Iebten Gribs
linesf6ur 16 Gents per pfunb sebOten;
bic 0erfdufer halten aber nod an uub
tparten auf benere preiie.
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Den ssetns 40 persramsem.

@enn bas 9eiben bic 6orm elmer Iieren.
ODER 8laienfranfbeit ansenommen bat, 1T bic
slufaabe beinabe unlosbar. aranfbeiten Der
slieren nnb Der BIaie finb bartnadiser ais ale
anoeren. arbeitet alto bel ben fribefen In,ei.
den Der llntb1tisteit bieier iueitbersueisten Or.
game mittelt Sofettere Masenbit.
fers bcrlelben snteesen, peIdes uebsn anbe-
rem ausgesei9neten gtseuidaften aud bieisnise
eines ipirflanaen uriutreibenoen Mittels bsFbt.
Ser @rab Der Snresuns burd ieiuen @sbraud
erreidt, aber iberfdreitet ME bic @ren;en Der
peifen @orTdt. SO frdftist INNER, i~iberreist
aber uiemals. Brisbt's Rranfbeit, 8uderbarn,
8Iafentatarrb, iinb qeiben, pelde in ibren Yin.
fanssftaSiea erfolsrei5 mittelf bisfes iyosl'
tbdtigen mebi;inif1en anreeunss. uuo araf.
iiaunasmitteIs befdmpft perben. auber bet
Stdriuns unb aesuliruns Der aieren uno Der
gIaie pirft bas Sittsrs ard nls elm gisen.
mittsI bel faItem Gieber, gerfoPfuns unb uu-
berbaulidteit.
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6. s.. Wnuer,

% : 6 o NJ E.
bdlt elm sroBes unb iebr ~aemdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb 0eife n.
linb ferner neben 3ei6nensM ateriaIien
aller Irt. 6arben unb anftre il
d er : W ateriaIien, Defenders
Sammers fertig gemif9te
6arben II, bic beiter lrnb biaigiien i'm
Martte, oi, unter boiler @araniie Ders
tauft werben. Sen 4 r. uns 9 p e.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
I9Iagenbe artitel; tporin Serr Miler
bas gr6bte Eager i'm WeffeH bes Staas
tes bat. Muftrdse aus Dem 2anbe tper'
ben prompt arsgefibrt.
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rung pieoer bic 6rase nabeselegt, mas
in 3utunft gei6eben iole, UNI bic Ger
maniTirung bon gliaB : 2oibrinsen gu
beI9leunigen. Die perf6iebeniten 8ors
l6ldge finb laut geDproen. Die @inen
iuolen ben 8elagsrungs3uiianb iiber
bas &ei9slan6 perbdngt uno SebeH
ausgepieien ipiiien, Der f9 irgenbtpie
frans6ffder Spmpatbien perod6tig
madt. Damn tpiiroe man aber pie
bic lebten Wablen betpi,ien Dabea -
bier GinfteI Der 8ep0lterung ausDeiien
miiHen unb bas gebt bod ni6t gut.
Mn6ere wieber b~efiirnorten Die 8ereis
uigung Der &ei9slanbe nit PreuBen,
tuoulit aber pieber bic SiibffaateH tues
Mig einperlianben iein miirben. @ube
lid 1T Der plan aufsetau9t, bas gIiaB
nit 8aoen 81 pereinigen unb ben GroBs
bersog bon Baben gum G6nig oieies auf
oas Soppelte p%ergr0Berten Staates 81
madden. lleber 2otbringen tuiirbe in
bieiem Sale Der 8elaserungs3uftarb
perbdngt tperben, um 0as Werf Der
@ermaniirung bann nit @ewalt burds
%aufibren. 8erabe in 9otbriusen biirfte
6as I'm 70 fdperer iein. oa baheIbe gum
grDBten Sbeile ME uirfli6 beutf6 ges
tueien iff, gang int @eseatbeil gum gls
1ab, no es fi9 ni6t barum banoelt, ben,
Seutf6tbum neues @ebiet au eroberr,
fonbern muir aItes tpieber su aepinnert.
Sn &uBlano bate man fi6 i6or
pergniist bic Sdnbe gerieben in grtpars
tung zines bebortebenben beuti6sfranz
a6fTden 0onfiftes. Natirli9 nabm
man BEL @elegenbeit Der 69uabel VI
faire partei fir Grantreih unb lieb es
aud an leibenf6aftli9en 9ebereien nidi
feblen. Oie geiammte ruifi9e prehe
i1impfte iiber bic u5re9beitH, pel9e
bic Seutiden betpiefeu, unb erfldrt,
Granfreid miiHe unbebinst gegeu
Seutidlanb nmarf6iren@. Saran
fniipfte i1 banrt nod bic peitere
| rfreunbI1aftli9e" @rtldrung, baB aud
aus &ubIanb idmmtlide Deuti6e
pertriebe1 tperben miiBten. Sn Berlin
pirb man ni9t berfebleu, Don oieieu
ruiFiden y2iebesergiiBen@ bic geaie'
menbe Noti, au nebmet uro ben off,
IiGen Na9bar nur nod Tim 10 f9drfel
ins Nuge gu fafen.
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Aerr 81. 80. G1pes bot benz !

- Serr W. 90. G,oce bat benz Ga.
binet bes pGeolosii9en unb Wifens
8ereins" 6es States Seras In 6ouitoH
cine ungem6bnIi9 groBe Sdge eiHes
6dgefii6es geiGenft; bieielbe 1T 5tpei
CUB unb neun SOIL long unb i'm Sur9s
f1nitt brei unb sinen balben 3ou brett;
iie 1T aaf beiben Geiien NIT ie fiinfuno'
3pam3ig 3dbneu beiebt. BON pel9en
mebrere einen SOL lang finb. Der SLID,
BON pel9em oieie Sdse %berffammt,
NAB neur SUB unb tpuroe on Der Maiins
bung bes Brasoss Gluhes barpunirt.
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Wm. SBFina q coin.

llniere Sauptnabrung III unb bIeibt
bas 6leii9, unb um fol6es frif9 uno
gut au erlange1, fam man unm6gli9
eineil superldifgeren Marft finben, als
BEN bon Wm. D6fiiug 6 SObn, No.
511 abe. 6. Sie Serren baben benz
@ef1mad ibrer 9unben &e9nung ges
trageu unb in ibrem gtabIifement cine
faIte 2uftmaf1ine errt1tet, iuel9e allen
Mnforberunger fiir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung i9dbliGer Sngrebienaen bes
Sleii9es entfpridt. Sic Baben befdns
Big in ibren 8iehb6fen eiHen groBett
@Orratb BON Waftbieb. aus tuel9em
nur bas Bette fur lire Runoen seudblt
uirb. Wer reel bebient fem mill, Der
beIude ben Martt, No. 511
Npeuue 6. 1.10t1i
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3auHeute left oie5es.

9enen, tpelGe ben BerbrieBliGteiten
bes @ei9dftslebeus. Der Dispepiie unb
einem GefibIe Der G9pdde un0 aers
serlidfeit arsseiebt finb, fageu mir un'
3peibeutia: Nebmt Simmons
9iber &egutor. Sieies 5eilmit=
tel lit sur Seilung bon 0ammorboiben,
Sartleibigfeit, ibelriedenbem Atbem,
rierp6fem 2opfi9mer3 unb @alenleiben
rnerrei6t. Ser Regulator 1T frei BON
Metfurialifof, i6medt nidt ulange'
nebm, fam ieber5eit eingenoTmen pers
ben, obne einem @ei6dft ober 8ergnii'
gen binberIi9 gu iein; ct 1T milb, in'
fddbIi@ uub biIft CUR @%eroauung.
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aufreauua tn Seras.

@robe aufrssuns purbe in Der llmossenb
bon Yaris, 2eras, burd bic @eneiune Oes Srn.
=. 6. GorIeb berborsernfen. Gerfelbe NOR 10
bhlaos, bab CT ad i'm Bette nidt berum;uDres
ben, ober nur ben aopf gu bsben berinodte. Se-
hermann alaubie, oa6 er an Der ans;ebrung
ferbe. Sine Yrobeaaide bon Or. aineS Rem
Difeoberb pures ibm 9eididt. 2ieIburt fiiblte
er iid setrdftist unb faufie cine sroSe 6laide
unb cine Sfadtsl bon Or. aings sleip eife
gils. nnb Madden CT btuei 6laiGen bacon elm.
aenoI men bate, mar er geiuno uno battle 30
Pfunb an 6lsiid aeuonnen.
Gratis. Yrobeaaiden bei VI Drsi6. @robe
6laiden 81.
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@atter waiter Waatter !

Matter W1htter Matter
8erbet Sbr oes Nadts seitSrt weroeu
unb in gurer Siubs unterbrcden bur6 cas
Sdreien zines franfen 9inbes, weldes
Sdmer,e, bonn DurGbreden Der 3dbne
Ieibet? ST es esr Tan, 70 tauft cine 6laide
pom Mrs. Winslotps SOOTHING Sprup.
Gr pirb ben arrlen Sleinen iofcrt bon ieis
men SdmerSen befreien. Man perlafe ii&
barauf, es bilft. &c it feline Wuttsr auf
Grben, bic GO psriudte unb @u4 nidt mit'
tbeiten wirbe, bab es bic ginsepeioe res
aulirt, ben 2leinen Silfe unb @eiuneheit
unb Der Wutter Rube peridafft, baB 60
ME 3auber pirtt. Das Wiittel if fiber in
allen 6dlen unb anseuebm bon @eiamad;
es mirb bon elmer Der dlteften unb beften
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
Idrieben. llsbsrau 3u baben, bic 5lai&e
,u 25 Gents.
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S6- 6trobbiite, Sommeran3iige
&C. BET paneoaft 6 Sobn.
California @eime.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm groBes 9as
ger BON feinen California DeiHen BET
BERN s. s. Meper am Mamo
pIasa. !Serr Msper fu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus uhb failft 6ireft
aus benz Seller ter Wein3t9ter. Ils
gutter Renner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus3umdblen. Gr fam
ieiae 2unben uiio Gamilien nit einenl
gste1 5ropfen berieben. RQtbs uub
WeiBmeine In bor3igli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone = frei
ins Saus seliefert.
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: Sluctuationeu i'm Martte fir gi'
fenpaareu fam Sober bermeiben, Der
feline ORDERS bur9 pieper&S 6ul f.
B eB ausfhbren IdBt. Gabrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie nod benz 2onium.
piper & S1ultbeB baben fets eineH
enormen Iorratb BON Gensorabt, giier'
bIe6 u. +. no., unb fe nOtiren friibere
niebrise preiie. ,peuu bieielben aud i'm
i'm Warfte fteigen.
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Mdn rergefe nt9t,

bab bic geaexp6rt Der @eneraIe Heaurtearb
unb garlb, unter ber<n slufffdt bic 4iebuneeu
Der eouifana StdntsLotttrit ~fattin5en, etne
fi&erc Birsidaft bnflr Bisbt bab BET bieler
9sIesenbeit allies orbuunsssemds Dor fi9
bab Bic gbanseu fir Seben slei9 fnb uno
Aiemanb erratbei lam, peI9e aunraer gee
pinnen irirb.
Wanb ebente ferner, bab bic Austab-
lung Der @eninne pen bier Rational
sarantirt IN, unb bd6 bic 2ooie bon
BEN prdiiSenten zines Snfitnts uuter5eidnet
Fnb, beFcn berbriefte ae9te bon ben b54fieu
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- Gabt gu6 nibt tduiGen bur9
niebere preiie fur Arbeit, welde beher
aIs irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tuirb,
ionber1 perfiet gud mad @alIas
10 a b g pbotographii9em ateIier. tpo
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8 M GinberelIaS 6ubsStore,
gde 9~outonftraBe & Ape. 9
tperben ale @interi9ube fir Oamen
unb 2inber, fiir Serren unb 3naben
gum abfoIuten & oenprei
ausperfaut. Dies 1T feline bloBe
anfinbigung. un Reflame au MAIDEN,
fonbern bic preiie iinb fattii9 beoeus
tenb berabgeiebt porben, tuODon Sober
f9 iiber3eugen fam.
SIM Cinderella Sdubfore finb bic
iielieii Ieidteren S9ubforten fir ben
Sommer bereits eingetrOhen unb los
tpobl in Samen,6 9uben tuie shippers
1T cine por3igIi9e Nusmabl% porbarben.
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iddbten pubmaderinneu San anto.
MOS MAIDEN bas fd6ne 8ef9le6t auf
ben aussepdbIten 8orratb bon Mobe:
artiteIn aufmerfiam, melden fe f9
fir bic fommenoe Saifon angef9aht
baben. ollie Samer, bic beabf9tigen
i6 am Sdngerfeft unb ben baran fniis
pfenben Bal gu betbeiligen, iollten ri9t
beridumer BEL ben Grdulein u. & M.
9ir6ner porjufpre6en.
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StraBe empfeblt f9 benz pubIifum
fir bic tommenbe Saiion unb fpeaiel
fir bas Sdngerfef. Gute unb ges
idmadbole 9lnfertigung aaer Mrbetten
miro garantirt. Ausgewdblter Torratb
Der ueueften Mobes grtifeI.
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in Seut51lanb gepriifte 6ebamne, bic
bereits ldrsere 3eit in @5icago tbdtig
NOR, empfieblt ibre Eienfie benz biefs
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a. anfrasen fur Aseutea, iopte aotep
fur glubs t6nnen uur in Der Office In Nep
DrIeaus sema6t tperSeu.
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bic sarte MbreHe. al
Man i4ids gelp bur4 %sfaI y ..
I en-, GrpreB Wcnen Orber, Wetu Ocrf
WeHjel auf Rew Orleans.
Driefe nit gurrenrb npberdnbert per erpreb
@ir sabIeu eyprebtofen.
W. q. Daupbtu,
Rein Orleans
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